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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
Bates Of Advertising Furnished on

Bates Of Advertising Furnished on Application
Renittances By draft. postofce money order on
a reqistered letter, at risk Of otFce,
Correspondence is solicited upon "'' "s"S sue
iects. .,, ,,,,,. b,,c,,,
mas OF General interest solicited, and ciH De prop
IN Communications intended for publication
-,,lst be accompanied BY the trriters name and al
dress-1sot for pUblicGtiOn-brt as an er1dence o.
good GC,th -,, -. ,.,.;,,,
personal to Themselves iciU please inctOse stamp Jon
reply nv. =, ,,,--, Z
.,JlJresscf IN THE GAlETTE or DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING co Fort Worth, Ter, AND NOT TO
INDIVIDUALS. =,
Al checks, mOncy orders, poSi6t noteS' etc'
s,o,,,d be made pGua5le to the DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING Co.
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FOR SALE-LAND

NOR SALE Six hundred and forty acres Of
i choice land ten miles north of Fort Worth (;
price SO; fenced with good wire fence. Also
2300 acres nine miles west of Fort Worth near
easy. Also HIP acres in Hale countY; first
class pasture land solid body; price 81 - per
acre, IS cents cash, balance IN ten ana twenty
years at S peE cent. Also choice house and cor
ner lot Eexlo0, South side, four rooms; price
$50, $500 cash. balance long time, monthly if
preferred. Also choice busIne-s prop rty on
Main and Houston streets Also nine acres on
dences ana resident lots for sale all over the
city. Apply to David Boar, Main strest, EorE
Worth. , = y.,za.-7s+'
EOR SALE-Ops lot loOX1lO ON south Main
L street, on. easy terms. see S. p. Tucker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

THE Queens jubilee was the occasion
of liberating %, 900 prisoners in her East
Indian possessions. There are several
questions arising from this statement, but
perhaps the gravest of all is, why was
this clemency restricted to this part of
Her Majesty's dominion? Are criminals
in the British Isles less worthy of mercy,
or has justice been administered in
India so partially that some reparation is
due those unfortunates who have been
made its victims That the thug and
highwsyman of Hindoostan are more
worthy of mercy than her English and
Irish subjects would indicate that the
quality in this instance, at least, was
strained. If, in fact, these $4,000 de-
served Imprisonment, what sense of
justice can reconcile their being set at
liberty among lsw-abiding citizens
to work mischief. There are, at
times, strokes of policy made
necessary by surrounding circumstances,
and it may be that Ireland's disaffection,
the ferment working IN England itself,
together with mu tered threatenings on
the continent, have conspired to render
it expedient to bind this far off land,
never very loyal to foreign rule, to her
who calls herself empress of ell the
Indies.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

IL THE experiment of training mon
keys to work is successful, there will
soon be occasion for an association for the
amelioration of the condition of our an.
cestors, that is, Darwinisnly speaking.
1t is said that q farmer nesr Kingston,
Ky, has trained seven monkeys sent to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

him from Cape Town, to work in the
hemp fields, and only four months were
required to qualify them for labor. Six
teen more have been ordered. At this
rate the United States government will
soon have to decide the problem over
which scientists are yet struggling,
whether we are our brothers keeper in
the sense of protecting the rights of apes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PKoFEssI OkAE.sz.
To Lafayette Ball.

Should this notice reach you, you viii
please address your brothers at Belle
Vile, Kansas, at once, as they are ANXIOUS
to know of your Whereabouts, assuch is
at present ms tier If vital Importance.
Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Mis-
souri, and Texas papers will please confer
a much needed and deserved favor il they
will kindly give this notice one insertion,
and place at the bottom request for
"other state papers to copy" u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

Tue st. Louis Republican and the
Augusta Constitution have printed rail
road maps, and now comes the Louisville
Courler-Journal with one. THE GA
zxTTE's light is nothid under bushel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

TIE Fort Worth GAZETTE opposes the
enactment of law to punish petty crimes al
the whipping post. THE GAZETTE very ofte
opposes useful and reeded legislation Hous
ton Age
Assertion is no argument. Please
state what "needed and useful legisla,
ton" THE GAZETTE opposes. Is,it the
lease laM?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

An Example of Promptness to Every CRY
IN Texas
In compliance with special request
THE GAZETTE announced Saturday that
it would receive donations for the pur-
pose of buying seed for the people in the
west who were unable TO provide means
for raising crops this year Since Satur-
day morning the following subscriptions
have been received, and to-day car load
of oats will be purchased and shipped to
the drouth relief committee at Cisco.
If others will subscribe THE GAZETTE
will purchase and forward seed corn and
cptFp,, saa6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

THE proof of the pudding is IN chewing
the bag. When We have had the inter
state commerce law with Us for year or
more, we can tell whether We want it or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

DEAUH. PLUM AND APRICOT HREES--
/ Special Inducements offered to purchasers
for the next thirty daye Have also a ull line
Tarraut County Nursery, Euliss, Tex. Wanted
a good agent for every county in the state.
EOR SALE, CHEAP--!Q me piano at W aterman
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TO EXCHANGE.

MY HOME and business now beinegln North
NJ Texas, would tNchapge1ya1uabie'pr
in galveston tor property either n Fort Worth,
Dallas, Gainesville or Cleburne. Inquire of
Ro ,inson Bros butchers and dealers in cattle,
etc, 1906 Main street, Fort Worth.
IGOR SALE OR ENCHAN1E-For city prop
Il erty, my houe tead of eight acres south of
city, two miles from courthouse. Vineyard of
2500 vines of variety best adapted to this eli
mate, 300 fruit trees, 900 blackberry vines on
place; 800 shade trees. pitS north and west side,
HOUSE of fix rooms and all necessary out build
ings, fine cistern,front yard planted in Der.
muda grass. &. all or address T. Z. Whitaker
No. sol West Seventh street
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G0-Srhscr:Jera wishing thelr address
hanged from one po5toflice to another, must
give the Of address as we'll SIS the new or the
change cannot be made
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

AR persons seeking employment tcho cannot AZ
ford to pay may GdrertiSe in this column for STU
tioFs free Of charge.
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BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.

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FOR RENT-HoEEL.

EOR RENT-zMarehi, the fine brick Hotel Pal
a ace, Abilene Tex. Best hotel building we st
OF Fort Worth. Apply to W. II. johnson.
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Personal.
BUSINESS CHANGES,

A GOOD LOCATION for a paying SELDOM IN
for selling; house can be rented for $50 a
month a rare bargain for some one; good bill
hard tab e; apply at once. Mrs. \. 5. Chap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
EMocRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.

OGce Of Publication Second So bet'yeen Houston
and TbroCEmorton Entered At The Fort " Tth'
Teras PoSsoffce as Second Class Mad Matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

DOOMS FOR RENT Either two%or three
II furnished. S1itsble, for house keeping.
No. 4l2, corner OF Fourth and GROVE streets.
William Merritt. ..,z., ~. -sar.s ~
EURNIeHEDS1 tOOnS fer rent. j. NJ. Rob
= bins, 3J2 East W atherford street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

The Finest Rasers In the World.
At Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22
THE GAZETTE has the Largest
:Ons.fide Circulation Of any Daily
5vswspapes Published in Tsxas.
FOR THE SUFFERERS.

TuE,pAy MoHNINa. FEBRUARY 2s
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wANTEf,--maLE HELP. 49, =.


UIANTED-A skillfHi, 5sffable broom tycr.
w a steady job Ger TIE right man. Apply 10
Star broom Factory. 49,,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TTHREE OR FOURlPEHs0Ss can procure ac.
L commodaetohs at Al Calhoun, only Two
blocks from Main. ..sf1, -
EVANTEO-Day borders. j. b. Lltsy 800
w West fourth street,
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DELTFFRED BY CARRIERS:

Per Week. go, 80 % cents
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WANrED-HEIFERS

WANIED-About 1900 head OF yeariine feif-
w ers next April State range and price.
win drive. to @ dorado or New Mexico; Ad.
dress Il. 5fCNiCholas, box 46, Sherman, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

WTANTED-Twelve Young VS. with your g
w calves; COWS to be of good grade and 10 be
good milk cows, gentle and Sinu in disposition.
J. Il. Scott, lG06 Maia street, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-22

Balance on hand January 81, 1856 -.
To receipts. observation-disclosures.
To transfer from second class fund
BY dis ursements....... .....-..-...-
BY transfer to third class fund.
Amount to balance, ash ON hand D..
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THE TR AIDES.

NTANTED-A first. class baXber. Apply 10
w Gutzman. POP Matnstrert
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To claims unpaid January 81, 1856
To al s register.d.........-.....
By claims paid. ........... ...... 49,,
! BY bonds iunsol cancelled ,.-..
BY claims unpaid January 81, 1887
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
BRIGHT ISL IS.

BITTER-SwEET PRAIsE.-First Connoisseur
There is certain ingenuOusness about the
picture h 1t admire exceedingly.
eCOnd COnnoisseur-l Is certainly artless,
II That what you mean.-Isd- Bits.
THE UNITIEs PREsERvED.-'sis," said
bright Austin youth L hls sister, who was
putting the finishing touches on her toilet.
you on. h. to marry a burglar"
what do YOU mean bp such uonsense?"
Il mean hat you amt bu glar would get
along well togeth r; YOU have got the false
locks and he has got tie false keys." 7eoIS
Stftings.
ONCE was the time when the boss Of the
bull Eddie in the theatre nc e,tr4 was the
'rSC hated man il the Establishment. be-
cause of his facility in hiding the 81 age from
the parquet. But the bass vloiatpr of other
peoples rights las long since sunk into insig-
hltCdnce b re one greater and IN sc aC-
cursed than he-the woman with the stu
peudous bonnet Cost n T dRsc"jDt.
AN ENGLISH VICAR recently discharged
par'ormald because she fused to at END
family prayers. She went to la about 1t,
and hav ng shown hat sne could not go 10
prayers in Il spirit OF devotion and faith sh
gos a Judgment IN her Iavor for n r years
wag's. The vicar was much surpri~' ant
DISCUS Ell 1t this 'th, atheuieh decision" In
his opinion a domestic has no right to think
for herself on any mater.
"YOU have heard of the term pigeon Eng
lish.' -" sad gentleman the other evening
wh' has spent manv years III China. 1--WE !.
r.
words, a language that enabled the benign ell
celrst, ais to conduct COmm rciBt operations
with outside folks. 1t is n mixture OF almost
every thing. The term pigeon comes from
The fact that il is The nearest approach a Chi
namAn can make 10 the pronunciation tn
English word business. '"-Pnt adelDhiB BaE-
jetin.
BIG DOLLS NOT WANTED.-Mamma twho
neariy neggared her-ef to give Dot the blg-
grst oil t be found in the marketl-Why
dn"'t you rlav W th ynur nice doll, Dot?
Lutte DOt-IP too big.
"Wny. pet, picked IL out becahse it was so
You did, Well, don't sec why peoples
can't think"
Cant Think"
.Ye-. How would you like baby what's
born growed up2"-OmahH World.
JUrsoN-That's a fire painting you've got
there, Jepeln.
.Iepson We'll, fatter myself that it is, you
know.
Jupson-Is it one of the old ma tiers, do you
Ihi'k?
Jep.on-wel. amt exactly sure but am
going to have the opinion OF friend on that
point to-day.
Jupson-lndeed! a counoisseur?
Jepson-I should say so! Why, man. he's
been in the Tea business for SIX years and
handled thousands of pictures. Eos on Cou,-
.eT.
An OLD FARMER in Wi'consin rode thirteen
miles IN a fr.sty morning to Say to fl. end
IN whom he had confidence: John. bought
50. coo worth OF silver mining stock q couple
OF m nths ago. aud here's Il notice about IT."
"Ah, | sec; 1t is an assessment of s. per
share "
ais an assessment a dividend"
''Why. no; one ia money coming in. and the
other Is money ing OUT "
"Weli. that's what [ wanted 10 know. II
It was CO ing in, was going to buy horse
Being ms gong out, I've got to sell a yoke OF
steers. ~ van Street Ae1cS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

the government did not intend to accept
the Union Society site under any
cucumstonc S. pursued the only
course that was lett open to him.
THIS being the case, 1t is only fair To
Mr.. rwood to say that the article in
the NEWS, rite zIng him for not pur-
suing different course, was uuinten-
tionally unfair to HIM. In his connection
it might not be out OF place to say that, as
the Union sOciety well knows, the editor
OF the NEWS never favored selling the
Union Society lot t. the government, be-
cause he did not consider that tie inter-
esls OF the society would be promot' d by
Its sale. He advocated it as site for the
pubic building, however, as the most
eligible an satisfactory site like y to be
obtained, and because the managers OF
the UH,on Society wished 10 sell the prop
erty to the government IN difference TO
public sentiment
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
The Pnhiic Enild.ng tie.

WAsHINGToN ID. c., Jan. l., 1857.
Ear p II an ny NeioH:
In your editorial Of Dec II, you made An
attack upon me rs Representative, in which
you stv: "this means that II the coure which
Representative NorwOod IL uur~uing i per-
siste in, III construction pub ic building
in TN. city VIII be delayed for n year or
more" You refer to the fact mat J
was taetng steps to get State and Federal
legislation to authorize condemnation OF land
As a site 70, the bui ding. You also oh rEed
th,t uas MOI giving any Al eLtion to the pc
tiliOns sent here fav"ring the UniOn Societ, s
lot. Your whole Cltor al vas a charge of
neglect al duty and of doing something that
would obstrnct the progress OF the building.
! ASK you to publish with thl. Mr. BelPs let
tor. and TO withdraw your charges made m
your di,oral, 4 YOU are satisfied by Mr..
HclPs tier that you tit me inin- zee. IF not
satisfied request spa &c in the NEWS to make
my defense IN my own way. Your charge is
very grave, perhaps more so Il an GU cOusid-
cred 1t when Writing it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

The o story al w~tt-rson's G-me of
Poker With the New Yark Boys.

from the Th;cdg tie G'd.
Like all thorough red kentuckIans. the
editor of tie Louisville Uourier-.Tourna,
Henry Waiter on, is u area poker player.
One evening some years ago he was in New
York city, and went tn see the first American
production Of Gilbert & Sullivan's opera
The Pira'es of renzance." Being an ad-
mlrrr Of pre- tY women and pretty mu-iC, the
eriormAnCe caught HIM. and he was especi-
ally taken with The song. L Am a PIRATE
ng." lie hummed M air between the acts
~ between Glove until he Iva I il down rat.
II " a. on his lips when he LETT the theatre
after he peri rmance, and the melody welled
M from II S broai chest aS he dropped mo
wei -kn"" resort and encUuntei I'd mum
ntr OF pr ess"nal friends. T1,re as Ned
liarrIg1n n, Mt Good twin, Ned Vhpine. and
81 her chol suirGts, aud 10 them Mr.. Wat e.
IN lauded The wOperd ana chased ~ dcheS
o The Pirate King" through his puckered
los. 500 Modest game WAS suggested.
and the custodian Of he star-eyed ,,ide-s OF
rr'orm willingly co enjed TO take hand.
Lnck was not with him at the start, and thr
tack n front of HIM dwndled prrcep ihlV.
Tie VARIED his fagorit: rOng, out the melody
Or ught no subst nIial sp'ace.
Pretty soon here MAS JACK pot. The ed
tor picked up his hand, siId the squeezcrs asst
MS good eye, and hegaD ~ 81 I'll, viii lie he
PIRATE King" q and \atInVestlgated and
stage IN 1horne dropped out. iony Htrt
no was Geanng. rema ned n with the 9TH
er5. Ma bet len and Harrigan saw HIM.
Then Mr.. Watterson passeu his carus IN
view before his valuable optic, musl ally lie
CARED himself pirate king, and shove M
SO ack. Tory Hart gait ~ hun sea- en-
lhgly over his hand saw III" twenty and held
his brea, n. Nat and HarrigAn passed out.
while ~ Barry shifted to the other OF,
anu hogan to take a deep interest
IN the fun. WAJterson careful y
"skun" his cards again and called for
''ote purer." Hart br, athed q sigh of re-
liei and wanted two cards. 1t Was tie lat
ters bet. and he feit his ay carefully with
the uncer ain vision boosted him blue stack.
Tony e,evatei hlm ia +. Then the editor
again used his gond eye as a REVIEWS, z stand,
ami the five cards assed Uy in SINGLE file.
Again the air = hch had charmed the LOUIS
vile edit r floated upon the atmosphe e. and
he ehuni ed TWO blue stacks to the leeward of
the rake-of aperture. Tony looked at him
aghast, aud simply called, throwing upon the
table. face upward, three large aces and two
fves. Wattersou Adorned me green balze
Win four stalwart jacks. and softly nummed:
~ Am Pltale King" AS Tony wltne-se"
his appropriation OF the pot, he responded:
Ppm id if don't think you are"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
PERSON Al.

Frank IN count. Pa convalescont, and eX.
poets to 20 to harrisburg this week.
L PRINCESS CHRISTIAN is translating for pub
hcation the memoirs of the Margarine of
Bavreuth, sister Of klng Frederick the Great
OF Prussia.
President CLEVELAND has been urged to
appolnt Frank Cowan. of Grccnsburc. to tho
tn ism -sIon, made vacant by the resigna-
ton OF $. :. Cox.
GEORGE LENNox WATSON. designer of the
yacht Tniste, which is TO compele for the
Americas cup. is &C OF the scots, 81 years
old. tall and blue eyed.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN f.. RUSSELL, of Massa-
Gnu cjt, th.uks that the Bay state wiz be a
doub ful one IN lssS II Cleveland is renoml-
mated 10y the Democrats.
ONE Of the prett est sights TO he sccn in
Washington is senator German. or Maryland.
ahd his llltle son waiNinS nown the venue
hand IN hand They are almost inseparabie
in the 5 ma or's leisure hours.
MINIsrFE MCLANE has been pctitioned 20
Welt tuglani dur,nG the jubilee inst becau g
he Glanced with Eng and's Queen when his
Ial her was Minister under jackson.
TuyLAsr verses which LORD Byron wrote
amt when have never vet appeared in print
viii u pub i.hpd in the second number of
MurrAy's Magazine, the new London period
real.
JEHr BAKER, Napoleon Morrison's yelling
ton saws: .Alt want ia forty acres Of g cd
land vi the privilege "f working on il
when | piea-e. dev ting the residue OF my
time to books and study"
ALExANpER TOMBSTONE. OF Langholm,
DUN res .hlre, la ely deceased. was the ola st
FIRE m.un in Great fritlin. file was H5
years Old, ans had belonged to the craft for
more Tn IN -eventy- tne yeAr'.
THE recent Weber centenary brings 10
mud the lact that hat ilustrions composer
received only begSarly remuneration for HI.
works. 'Svlvana" only brought INN fl52,
Aim Hasstn" $685.. and ''Pr closa' $3.50.
For h immortal "FrHschutz" he received
$tl5. "Eurvnni he" pal lhe.t, reaching 81, 40s,
and SOB, ron" fell 10 S2,4I5.
Mn KArKOFF. the influential government
Journalist tussta. has bst ~ some extent
the favor OF the gar. through Ills Paris lleu,
tenants violent attacks upon the Grand
DucbesA Nlndim'r. she was denounced IN
the RnssAn org nuf Paris "a vulgar. fas,
AMI ambi ious German. rs me imperial
antly IF itu ain il itself chiefly German, this
gave 0rrat offense.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
Chinese Educ.t,on and ss,f-Made Men.

From the L TsdOn Morning Past.
In the matter OF education, the Chinese are
very differently OF from " hat Europeans are
led TO in or. IL is II rare thing to lind a Chr
naman who cannot read and write his own
Ian uage. Out Of more Than huHdred that
| have mplOyed at different times. | have
ouly found Two that could not sign their
names. THIS 10 a very extraordinary thug at
first sight, but when one has vIshed Chlua
the fact is eari y explained and understood
The truth Is that 10y education lt Is open Tor
any lat. unle he be the son Of an actor or "a
crImIn al-bOth stand IN rHe same light and
rank in Climatic rise from the low nest de
gree to the estate of g mandarin. Take, for
Instance. the exam nations which are pc
rIodi. ally held in the great University If
Canton. Here Is II huge building, or Ia,her
cOngerles of bulldlnge. comprised in vast
of the space is the examining
nall; the re,C OF the space Is covered
over VITA multitude of lit cel>-abuut
5000 in number bc.icVe-which are allotted
l., the 8 udents VIII tneyeg they nave 'ccelved
theiT papers for examination. EMIL from the
space is impossible; WHEN The udent has
got is papers he must remain IN hls ca II and
nui.h the answers. At length The time comes
10 hsnd the answers to the examiners, and
TINS being over the stuuenls 20 nome 10 await
the result. Tlll such tue rs this Is an
bounced all are IN state OF the greatest
possible excl tment. IL is kBo n tn he
examination il absolutely fair, and that no
matter how 30 r the boy may be he who
gives the hest answers VIII be decia. ed WIN
ntr OF the highest UrlZc.
Il So chanreI when was at Can ton that
the result Of an examination not Hg hc ore
held was daily expected. one morning the
COmprauur, or Chinese Du er Tor an English
firm OF mtr, hants win whom wac acqudiu-
ted. ru shed into the front Office Of The irm.
AN in almost an eCstacy Of excitement threw
hlmBc IN the Il or. For moment he was
speechlrss, auG then being assiste to rise, &c
gasp q Out that his son had that morning
been dec lrpd acad Of the lis. and WAS going
to be acnt up u. one of the first three students
Dbl - "A Ia u - iaFNf
ton ana hlGh official Appointment. The
poor Ia htr was 80 overwhelmed ~ith the
honor winch his sun hat thus Nned that ~
was with difficulty he could be Gained, and,
indeed. he continued in this state of seint-s
frenzy all through that day. TIE honor, 10.
deed, was great one. but IL was one to which
any Chine-o ad, no ma ter or what degree
. xcepL he belonged, IA have said, to the
placing or cuuvlcIei cla.ses-might a,utre.
aud / this fact attribute the very general
education viii h prevails Al over china.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

Ex-Gov. Pattison, of Pennsylvania,
Vho has just stepped down and out OF
Ne Governors office OF his State, is
flready spoken OF Tor the second place on
the next Democratic Presidential ticket.
He will be wholly forgotten before the
y Eliminating convention meets. He was
6nly an accident
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

The marriage OF Secretary OF Lamar
has set the Washington go.s,pers to dis
cussing the question whether Attorney
General Garland will ever marry. The
conclusion appears to be that he
will not, mainly because he would
have to 60 into society with his
wife and wear a swallow.tail coat.
1t is said, however, that Nj. Justice
Gray is ready to call in the parson as
soon as Miss Ven Veohten, OF Albany,
saws the word.